
You think nipple slips are damaging! Slipping vowels can cause trouble, too.

Yikes. I've seen some
news bloopers in my day, but nothing of this magnitude. Somehow everyone manages to keep smiling after the anchor drops the C-bomb.

We've heard lots of reasons why Senator Barack Obama's run for presidency in 2008 is historic. I can't say, though, that I have ever heard the following reason before (and I bet you never have either!).

Well, this
video is officially my new favorite
news blooper. Though I'm not sure you can really call it a "blooper," since this weatherman fully intends to dance with the Cincinnati Reds mascot (to the tune of John Fogerty's "Centerfield") before chasing the baseball-headed maiden around the studio. I think I'll have what
this weatherman is having instead.

Someone spoke waaaay too soon. This bird had the last word turd.

During a taping of Cosmos Gal during which this woman with a plunging neckline reads horoscope predictions, the not-so-big one hit. My favorite part is when, out of frame, you hear her say, "Get in the f*cking doorway, Andy!" She wanders back, only to wonder if they're still recording and to announce it's her first earthquake.

This is the best compilation of news anchor bloopers I've seen. It includes two of my fave on-air gaffes: when poor Ken Bastida's run-on sentence sentences his vacationing co-worker to death, and when a mountain climber is given props in spite of the fact that . .

TV news correspondents are expected to be prim, proper, well-spoken, and basically perfect at all times. This can't always be the case, of course, and when they do screw up, our trusty news sources have a way of making the most of their mistakes — blow jobs, sh*tters, "tittles," and all! (We've seen a few of these bloopers before, but this all-inclusive, back-to-back compilation is too good to pass up.)
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This CNN host was all grins, giggles, and flattery when she pitched the show over to the news correspondent on location. But instead of directing our attention to the reporter, she sent us flying headlong into the wonderful world of produce aisle
boob slang. It was an honest accident, I'm sure.